Parks X Ali Middle School Summit @NelsonAtkinsMuseum
Parks X Ali Middle School Summit  @NelsonAtkinsMuseum
Uploaded April 2020 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In February 2020, students from 4 Kansas City-area middle schools came together at The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art for a summit held in conjunction with the exhibition Gordon Parks X Muhammad Ali: The Image of a Champion, 1966 / 1970.

Using the relationship between Parks and Ali as a guide, students considered the power of photography to express identity, examined the roles of photographer and subject, and built connections with one another by interviewing and photographing their peers.
Parks X Ali Middle School SummitTalk | Napoleon & the Imperial Household: Art & Culture in Support of PowerPassport to IndiaCharlotte Street Artists Virtual Walks: Stacy BuschThe Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art’s Teacher Advisory Board 2018-2020MacKenzie Mallon - Provenance SpecialistTatiana Falcón, “Reflecting on tradition: Xalitla painting workshops and…museum-academic practices”Rachael Cozad - Private Art Dealer, AppraiserAndy Goldsworthy, Walking Wall - PreparationNative American ConveningJacob Welch read by B Metz, “Painting the Rain: Pigment…on...Stucco Architecture at Ucanha, Yucatán”Stories from the Field of Nazi-Era Provenance Research
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Parks X Ali Middle School Summit

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